Gonzi addresses London-based investors as visit comes to an end
Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi this morning addressed a business breakfast in London, where he touched upon Malta’s strengths and was questioned about Libyan opportunities, economic crises and oil...
View ArticleLibya asks Egypt for academics
The Libyan government has asked Egypt to provide Libyan universities with tutors in various disciplines. It is estimated that Libya’s universities require more than 1,000 extra teaching staff for the...
View ArticleTripoli’s First Educational Materials Exhibition
The first international exhibition of educational materials and equipment at the Tripoli International Fairground ended this week, reports Libya Herald. Local businesses and international firms were...
View ArticleUNICEF to Improve Libyan Education
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has announced the development of “a high-level road map” for effective teacher management in Libya as part of the agency’s continuing efforts to improve...
View ArticleEU, UNICEF Support Education in Libya
The European Union and UNICEF will support Libya to enhance teachers’ competences, status and motivation and ultimately to develop a more effective teaching system: the agreement is part of a two-year...
View ArticleEU to Enhance Quality of Education
The EU and UNICEF are stepping up their efforts to improve the quality of education for all children in Libya by conducting a “Situational Analysis of the Libyan Teaching System”. This initiative...
View ArticleHRD To Build Training Center In Benghazi
According to the Libyan Herald, a new vocational and educational training center is to be built in Benghazi by the Human Resources Development Service of Korea (HRD Korea), in a project funded by the...
View ArticleLibya’s New Education Management System
UNICEF, with funding from the European Union (EU) supports the Ministry of Education in developing an Education Management Information System (EMIS) that will make it possible for Libya to have...
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